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It is, perhaps, easy to forget that Chelsea's Brazilian contingent isn't actually any lighter than it was last year despite the sale of David Luiz to Paris Saint-Germain. Although new signing Filipe Luis wasn't involved with the Selecao at the World Cup for reasons that remain unclear, he's very much a Brazilian, and he's been called up by Dunga for the country's upcoming friendlies against Colombia and Ecuador.
Luis joins Ramires, Oscar and Willian in the 22-man squad, which is missing plenty of players from Brazil's ill-fated summer. Only ten player's from Scolari's side survived Dunga's purge, so we're going to see a new-look Selecao this time around. Chelsea supporters in the USA will be able to see firsthand just how different this Brazil side is -- as well as a chance to catch the Blues' quartet live -- in Miami (vs. Colombia, September 5th) and New York (vs. Ecuador, September 9th).